Mexico, the world’s 13th-largest (by area) and 10th-most-populous country with a population of almost 130 million, is bordered to the north by the US; to the south and west by the Pacific Ocean; to the southeast by Guatemala, Belize and the Caribbean Sea; and to the east by the Gulf of Mexico. The central American country has always stressed on national security due to its geographical location, as enemies can attack Mexico from both western and eastern coasts. However, the population in the coastal areas is relatively less.

Time and again, Mexico has hit the headlines for a different reason. The Mexican people often discover aliens’ vehicles in the sky. Incidents related to Unidentified Flying Objects (UFOs) usually attract the attention of people across the globe. Scientists have come across UFOs and rumours related to them in various parts of the world at different times. However, there is another explanation for the frequent sightings of flying saucers along the US coast, particularly in Mexico. According to defence experts, China and other belligerent nations send such flying objects into the American sky for surveillance purposes, and people mistake them for UFOs.

A live broadcast of a session of the Mexican Congress recently triggered an uproar, as the local media reported that the alleged alien corpse was displayed at the Legislative Assembly. A total of two bodies, having three fingers on each hand, were displayed at the Congress. Reports suggest that these two bodies have been preserved mainly for scientific research.

Jamie Massan, a self-described UFOlogist and journalist, said that the DNA of these two extraterrestrial lives was sent to the National Autonomous University of Mexico for DNA testing. The university revealed some interesting and surprising information. Massan, who brought the two caskets into the Congressional Chambers, claimed that they are nonhuman remains which are estimated to be 1,000 years old. He further claimed that the two remains were recovered from Cusco, a city in the Peruvian Andes. Cusco was once capital of the Inca Empire, and is now known for its archaeological remains.

According to Massan, scientists are unable to match their DNA samples with that of any species in the world. As per the DNA report, at least 30% of the body structure of these creatures is unknown to scientists. No species in the world has that DNA pattern in its body. Even scientists have claimed that no living species on the Earth has evolved from the level of these creatures. In other words, there is no possibility that such creatures once existed on the Earth, and went extinct later.

An X-ray of these remains revealed another interesting fact. An egg-like object was found inside one of them. The egg and bones are made of very rare elements, including osmium. Osmium is a chemical element. It is basically a hard, brittle, bluish-white transition metal in the platinum group. Various information indicate that the two preserved corpses may be of aliens, as there is no evidence of their existence anywhere in the world.

Several videos were being shown at the Congress about the events that have so far remained unexplained. One of those videos was on these remains. Meanwhile, some, among the scientists, are not ready to give much importance to Massan’s claim. “He (Massan) has made these kinds of sensational claims before in 2017 only to have those mummified remains determined to be of human terrestrial origin. He also has a history of frequently partnering with pseudoscience entertainment companies rather than scientific institutions. These facts are massive red flags,” stressed Jordan Bimm, a Space Historian and Professor of Science Communication. However, such claims, with evidence from the live telecast of Mexico’s legislative session, have baffled the world. Many have started believing that aliens came down to the Earth in UFOs in the distant past.

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